Later, a stewardess offered Sandra an upgrade to an empty business class seat in exchange for giving up her seat to the child. Sandra, stunned but willing, agreed. She moved to the more comfortable seat and felt it was a win-win: the child got the window seat, and Sandra got an upgrade. Sandra stood by her decision, believing she was right to keep her window seat, as she had paid for it.
Do you think Sandra was wrong?
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